Python set_request_state Examples

Example #1

File: test_general.py Project: msehnout/cachito

def test_set_request_state(mock_requests):
    mock_requests.patch.return_value.ok = True
    tasks.set_request_state(1, "complete", "Completed successfully")
    expected_payload = {"state": "complete", "state_reason": "Completed successfully"}
    mock_requests.patch.assert_called_once_with(
        "http://cachito.domain.local/api/v1/requests/1", json=expected_payload, timeout=60
    )

Example #2

File: test_tasks.py Project: yashvardhannanavati/cachito

def test_set_request_state(mock_requests):
    mock_requests.patch.return_value.ok = True
    tasks.set_request_state(1, 'complete', 'Completed successfully')
    expected_payload = {
        'state': 'complete',
        'state_reason': 'Completed successfully'
    }
    mock_requests.patch.assert_called_once_with(
        'http://cachito.domain.local/api/v1/requests/1',
        json=expected_payload,
        timeout=60)

Example #3

def test_set_request_state_bad_status_code(mock_requests):
    mock_requests.patch.return_value.ok = False
    expected = 'Setting the state to "complete" on request 1 failed'
    with pytest.raises(CachitoError, match=expected):
        tasks.set_request_state(1, 'complete', 'Completed successfully')

Example #4

def test_set_request_state_connection_failed(mock_requests_patch):
    mock_requests_patch.side_effect = Timeout('The request timed out')
    expected = 'The connection failed when setting the state to "complete" on request 1'
    with pytest.raises(CachitoError, match=expected):
        tasks.set_request_state(1, 'complete', 'Completed successfully')